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Unknown GBC Platform Engine

Posted: 22-09-2025, last updated: 23-09-2025 by Frank Gasking

Our next Game Boy Color entry into the archives is a very early multi-directional platform engine, featuring a test Super Mario sprite that you can move around and with parallax background elements. There is hardly any interactions and no enemies, though you can jump around and explore quite a large map. Continue reading →

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